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Andrew Tate and his brother "categorically reject" the sexual offence charges they are accused of.

Mediators are talking to South East Antrim UDA bosses about abandoning criminal activity, sources say

The UK's economic inactivity rate was 21.8% from November to January, official figures show.

The competition watchdog said that pet owners struggle to access information such as price lists.

World number one Novak Djokovic is beaten by 20-year-old lucky loser Luca Nardi in the third round at Indian Wells.

BBC Sport's chief F1 writer Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Saudi Arabian GP at the weekend.

A doll which terrified shoppers in an Edinburgh charity shop is bought by Deborah Davies.

The Welsh-born songwriter, who collaborated with numerous artists over his career, died on Sunday.

The Welsh-born songwriter, who collaborated with numerous artists over his career, died on Sunday.

The 18th Century collection including specimens from a Captain Cook voyage were saved by a lecturer.

The 18th Century collection including specimens from a Captain Cook voyage were saved by a lecturer.

Paul Cleeland spent 26 years in jail for Terry Clarke's murder in 1972 but always denied the crime.

The BBC meets the drone operators helping to resist Russia's attempts to dominate the Black Sea.

Jenny Jamieson says scammers posed as her company by advertising fake jobs on WhatsApp.

Medical staff at Nasser hospital say they were blindfolded, detained, and forced to strip by Israeli soldiers.

Medical staff at Nasser hospital say they were blindfolded, detained, and forced to strip by Israeli soldiers.

Liam Trimmer suffered a fall at his home in Western Australia, where he had been working as a policeman.

The singer-songwriter's hits also included Hungry Eyes, which featured in the Dirty Dancing movie.

Previously "less serious offenders" could be freed up to 18 days early but this is now up to 60 days.

Ariel Henry is said to have agreed to resign after Caribbean leaders held talks in Jamaica.